If there is still any interest in Unicoin, we could setup atomic swap trading on decentralised exchange, BlockDx.
My small stash of unic along with the smaller size of the blockchain made it a good test coin for me as I learned about setting up a snode on BlockDx. The test succeeded.
The easiest way to get started on BlockDx would be a Block/Unicoin pair. To trade it, you would have to run a copy of BlockNet-qt and Unicoin-qt on your computer.
Then, you would install the BlockDX exchange software, which gives you a trading GUI like this:
More info on getting started with BlockDx is at
https://blockdx.co/downloadsI understand if there's no interest. I've been around Unic since it launched, and I have a soft spot for older coins. If there is interest, I'l be glad to keep a block/unic and uno/unic market, and maybe some others later.
What I like about BlockDx is that it is truly decentralized. You control your own private keys, atomic swaps happen very quickly, no exchange can de-list you, no exit scams, no exchange hacking, no kyc, no regional restrictions on who can access trading.
If you decide you want to play along, the most difficult thing will probably be editing a file called xbridge.conf. Because Unicoin isn't "officially" supported yet by BlockDx community, you would have to add Unic manually to xbridge.conf (in windows, this file is inC:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\BlocknetDX )
Here's what you would add to xbridge.conf :
[UNIC]
Title=Unicoin
Ip=127.0.0.1
Port=50666
AddressPrefix=68
ScriptPrefix=30
SecretPrefix=224
COIN=100000000
MinimumAmount=0
TxVersion=1
DustAmount=0
CreateTxMethod=BTC
GetNewKeySupported=true
ImportWithNoScanSupported=true
MinTxFee=1000
BlockTime=150
FeePerByte=2
Confirmations=0
Username=BlockDXUnicoin-whatever-your-username-is-in-unicoin.conf
Password=12345-whatever-your-password-is-in-unicoin-conf
Address=
TxWithTimeField=false
LockCoinsSupported=false
make sure your your username and password match what is in your unicoin.conf file.
Before trading, you will need to encrypt your wallets, and then unlock your wallets.
To unlock Unicoin, go to the Console and type:
walletpassphrase YourPasswordHere 10000
The 10000 is the number of seconds the wallet will be unlocked. You can put any number that suits you.
If you know your way around a qt wallet, its not too difficult. If you don't, then you'll have a learning curve.